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DELL Inspiron 5552 Motherboard Intel Celeron N3050 1.6GHz 6KW6N
Replacement system board for the Inspiron 15 5552 laptop with an on-board Celeron N3050 dual-core CPU running at 1.6 GHz and a 2.16 GHz burst frequency
- Genuine Dell replacement board restores Inspiron 15 (5552) function
- On-board Celeron N3050 dual-core CPU handles everyday tasks
- Base clock of 1.6 GHz delivers steady performance
- Burst frequency reaches 2.16 GHz for short demand spikes
- Dell part number 6KW6N confirms exact model match
Dell Inspiron 5552 Replacement Board
This genuine Dell system board includes an on-board Intel Celeron N3050 dual-core processor running at 1.6 GHz with a burst frequency of 2.16 GHz. It is designed as a direct replacement for the Inspiron 15 5552 laptop.
Verify Dell Part Number 6KW6N
Confirm that your laptop is the exact Inspiron 15 5552 model before ordering. The board carries Dell part number 6KW6N and is guaranteed compatible only with that specific system.
Fits Inspiron 15 5552 Chassis
The motherboard mounts directly into the existing Inspiron 15 5552 chassis using the original screw points and connector layout. It restores the integrated CPU and chipset functionality without requiring a separate processor installation.
Highlights
- Genuine Dell replacement board restores Inspiron 15 (5552) function
- On-board Celeron N3050 dual-core CPU handles everyday tasks
- Base clock of 1.6 GHz delivers steady performance
- Burst frequency reaches 2.16 GHz for short demand spikes
- Dell part number 6KW6N confirms exact model match
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the board come with the Celeron N3050 already fitted or do I need to buy a CPU separately?
The Celeron N3050 is soldered to the board at 1.6 GHz with a 2.16 GHz burst frequency, so no separate processor purchase is needed.
Is the 6KW6N board the only version that fits an Inspiron 15 5552?
Dell lists part number 6KW6N as the direct replacement for the Inspiron 15 5552; other part numbers are not referenced for this model.
What does the 1.6 GHz base and 2.16 GHz burst actually mean for everyday use?
The dual-core chip runs at 1.6 GHz under steady load and can lift to 2.16 GHz for short bursts, giving modest speed for web browsing and office tasks.
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